It’s almost impossible to overstate the thrill that once raced through Lewiston’s youngsters each year when Santa Claus arrived in Lewiston. We’re not talking about the sleigh and the reindeer, or Santa slipping down the chimney, though. A lot of what got everyone hyped up for the holiday involved the promotional skills and hefty advertising […]
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The Lewiston Evening Journal put ‘rosy old’ Santa on trial in 1897
125 years ago, the Journal asked prominent religious leaders in Maine if Santa Claus should be abolished. It got a spirited variety of responses.
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Face Time: Aden Richard — The 17-year-old pilot from Strong is flying high
Richard was chosen for an eight-week Air Force program that led to becoming a private pilot.
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Mark LaFlamme: It’s not the size of the knife that matters
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In a word: Dorothy Parker: Sharp and cynical to the end
The writer and critic’s troubles later in life provided more grist for her witty word mill.
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Mystery Photo for Dec. 18, 2022
Correctly guess where this photo was taken and you could win a $20 Hannaford Supermarket gift card.
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Tell us how you beat the winter blues
Bitter cold. Short days. After-holiday blahs. Maine’s winter months can be harsh. We want to hear from you how you tackle the winter blues and your favorite wintertime activities for an upcoming story in the Sun Journal on how to weather Maine winters. Nothing is too small or simple, too big or outlandish to share. […]
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Mystery Photo for Dec. 11, 2022
Correctly guess where this photo was taken and you could win a $20 Hannaford Supermarket gift card.
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The great Christmas tree debate: Real or faux fir for the holiday?
Buy a real tree, the purists will insist, or just admit you hate Santa. Buy an artificial tree, others say, and relax! Our readers take a stand.
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In a word: Dorothy Parker’s sharp tongue
The New York City writer and critic had a quick mind and pen, which she spared on no one, including herself.